Remote control of desktop
Lance DeVooght
cyborghunter at gmail.com
Sun Jun 27 01:38:06 UTC 2010
Hi all.
I haven't posted here in a long time, but I have a challenge that I hope to
get help with.
I will be giving my mother a laptop (hopefully) with Kubuntu 10.04
installed,
I want to be able to remotely login to her laptop and control her desktop.
That way I can fix any problems she runs into, such as the need to install
a new application. I could also use it to walk her through any operation
that she is unfamiliar with.
The problem is, mom has no broadband in her home. She lives in a very remote
location in northern Michigan.
But, I was hoping that when she visits a McDonnalds or a friend's house
where she can get on their wifi (yes she does get into the big city
occasionally), then I could connect to her laptop.
However, in the above scenario she would not have an Internet routable IP
address (using NAT) and also no ability (physically, or technically) to set
up port forwarding on the router.
Is there a way to connect to mom under these circumstances?
TIA,
Lance
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